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Riders Profile: Michael Matthews


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24 Interviews

I’ve returned to BikeExchange a more mature rider

Cyclingnews, Daniel Benson, 18 January 2021
Posted by: Bitossi

After four years away Michael Matthews has returned to Team BikeExchange and is convinced that he’s a more mature team leader and well-rounded rider than the one that left at the end of 2016. The Australian spent the last four campaigns at Sunweb, and although those seasons were littered with wins and even a Tour de France green jersey, the 30-year-old knew that in order to keep challenging for top honours he needed to leave.



I'm dreaming of Amstel and Flanders

Cyclingpub, Daniel Ostanek, 9 March 2020
Posted by: Bitossi

Australian to kick off Benoot partnership at Paris-Nice after Strade Bianche postponement.



Ik nam het wielrennen veel te serieus

Wierlerflits, Wierlerflits, 18 December 2019
Posted by: Bitossi

Michael Matthews wist in 2019 enkele overwinningen te boeken in het tenue van Team Sunweb, maar hij kende ook een moeilijk seizoen. “Ik nam het wielrennen veel te serieus, deed dingen zonder erbij na te denken. Ik hoop volgend jaar weer plezier te hebben op de fiets”, zo vertelt een openhartige Matthews in gesprek met WielerFlits.



Ready to deliver after Dumoulin departure

Cyclingnews, Daniel Benson, 11 December 2019
Posted by: Bitossi

'We have a beautiful team so we've got to enjoy it'



I’m on the bike

Ride, Rob Arnold, 21 March 2018
Posted by: Bitossi

“I’m on the bike,” said the message from Michael Matthews, “but you can call – just riding easy.” We’d been aiming to speak for a few days and eventually he explained his 7th place in Milan-Sanremo… while he was pushing 350 watts on a training ride.



The team made it possible ...

Ride, Rob Arnold, 23 July 2017
Posted by: Bitossi

On the penultimate day of the 2017 Tour de France we asked Michael Matthews for an appraisal of each of his team-mates for the successful green jersey campaign…



Victorious Matthews tangles with Dengenkolb, makes significant gains in green jersey competition

CyclingTips, Shane Stokes, 19 July 2017
Posted by: Bitossi

On a normal day taking the victory and clocking up 50 points and moving significantly closer to the long-running leader of the points competition would have been the main story, but Michael Matthews’ 16th stage in this year’s Tour de France contained an additional twist.



I was almost giving up on this race

Cyclingtips, Matt de Neef, 13 July 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

t’s been a bumpy road to Tour de France glory for Michael Matthews. A long-awaited debut in 2014 was thwarted by a crash in training just days before the start, and last year’s campaign was derailed by a crash on stage 3 that left the Canberran with four broken ribs.



Looking forward to Flèche Wallonne

Ride, Rob Arnold, 19 May 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

In part one of our exclusive interview with Michael Matthews he explained his fifth place in the Amstel Gold Race on Sunday. This was meant to be his last Classics appearance for the season but he’s now ready to race again in la Flèche Wallonne on Wednesday and possibly even Liège-Bastogne-Liège next Sunday.



The Amstel Gold Race

Ride, Rob Arnold, 18 April 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

Following the triumph in Paris-Roubaix many believed that Orica-GreenEdge could back up and win the next round of the WorldTour, the Amstel Gold Race. In Holland on Sunday Michael Matthews was the best of the Australian team in fifth.



In-form ready for all Milan-San Remo scenarios

SBS, Sophie Smith, 17 March 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

Matthews remembers the 2015 edition well having finished third behind Degenkolb (Giant-Alpecin) and runner-up Alexander Kristoff (Katusha) in a reduced group sprint of 26 riders.



Je l'aurais sans doute battu...

L'Equipe, Ph. Bo., 8 March 2016
Posted by: Bitossi

Vainqueur sur déclassement de Nacer Bouhanni, l'Australien Michael Matthews, maillot jaune, revient sur l'incident du sprint à l'arrivée mardi à Commentry.



Amstel is my biggest goal next to Milan-San Remo.

Cyclingtips, Sophie Smith, 18 December 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

Michael Matthews is disinclined to define his style ahead of 2016, a season in which a set of dynamic goals may present another leadership headache between he and statesman teammate Simon Gerrans.



2015 was my best ever season

CyclingNews, Stephen Farrand, 4 November 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

An exclusive interview with the Orica-GreenEdge leader



Still racing with broken ribs

Ride, Rob Arnold, 17 July 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

He’s last overall and isn’t convinced he’s going to finish the Tour de France but Michael Matthews is optimistic about the coming days. If he survives the mountains, he’s even aiming to try and win a stage. Here’s an update on the ‘Lanterne Rouge’ of Le Tour 2015.



Matthews turns to former Milan-San Remo winner Freire for advice

Cycling Central, Sophie Smith, 20 March 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

Young Milan-San Remo title hopeful Michael Matthews has called on former team-mate Oscar Freire for advice as he considers all possible race scenarios that could unfold on the Via Roma this Sunday.



into San Remo, I’ve got high hopes.

Ride, Rob Arnold, 18 March 2015
Posted by: Bitossi

We’ve been biding our time but with the race on this Sunday there it was now or never. And so, two days after he won the green jersey in Paris-Nice, Matthews got in with an early morning Skype call. He was in his kitchen in Monaco along with his fiancée, Katarina, as well as his coach Brian Stephens.



Mis objetivos son las clásicas de primavera, el Tour de Francia y el Mundial

Ciclismo Internacional, Pablo Martin Palermo, 29 November 2014
Posted by: Bitossi

Orica Green Edge es uno de los equipos más atractivos para seguir debido a la gran cantidad de talentos jóvenes que se desarrollan en sus filas a la sombra de veteranos sólidos como Simon Gerrans, Michael Albasini o Pieter Weening.



A Chat With Michael Matthews

Cyclingtips, ct, 9 February 2012
Posted by: McK

Amongst all the recent doom and gloom in cycling I thought we'd focus today on young man with a bright future ahead. I've kept a keen eye on Michael Matthews ever since the 2007 Tour of Bright when a bunch of us A-graders were riding full-gas up Mt Hotham and he passed us like we were standing still. We all thought it was an attack from within A-Grade until we all looked at each other and realised he was wearing a B-Grade number. Michael went on to winning B-Grade which was just the start of what will be a tremendously successful career. Here's what Michael had to say about his interests, his nickname, and his riding.



"Somos una generación muy buena"

arueda.com, Fran Reyes, 9 March 2011
Posted by: lucybears

Cuando a principios de año hablábamos sobre Michael Matthews (1990, Australia), avisábamos de que no tardaría en destacar y, probablemente, ya en el Tour Down Under brillaría "por primera vez a la altura de los mejores". No nos equivocamos. Pero lo cierto es que la apuesta era sobre seguro.



What's next for Bling ?

bicycles.net.au, Robert Cumine, 5 January 2011
Posted by: lucybears

As a Jayco Skins Cyling Team rider, Michael 'Bling' Matthews represented Australia in the 2010 UCI World Championships in Geelong and became the new U23 Road Racing World Champion. Matthews has come out and shown he is ready to compete at the top level of cycling.



"Sprinten als Cavendish"

wielerflits.nl, 5 December 2010
Posted by: lucybears

Met Michael Matthews lijkt Rabobank één van de grootste talenten van de wielerwereld aan zich gebonden te hebben. Vijf dagen na zijn twintigste verjaardag sprintte hij naar de zege in het WK voor beloften in eigen land.



"Rabobank sprong in het oog"

wielerflits.nl, 21 September 2010
Posted by: lucybears

De 19-jarige Australiër bereidt zich momenteel voor op het Wereldkampioenschap U23 in zijn geboorteland, maar vond voor WielerFlits tijd om enkele vragen te beantwoorden.



Borrar

, 8 March 2000
Posted by: Bitossi

Borrar








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